Lot of three. All tin litho, c. 1910. First is 6.25" "Delaval" separator. Embossed die-cut tin text includes "Save Fifteen Dollars Per Cow Per Year/1,000,000 In Use." Made by American Art Sign Company Brooklyn New York. The two bucket areas used for holding matches show 30% silver luster loss. Still VG. Second is 6.75" tall "Tubular Cream Separators/The Sharples Separator Company West Chester, Pa." Graphic farm scene of cows at top/mother and daughter using separator at center with text "The Pet Of The Dairy." Scattered indentations. Recessed match area shows edge wear/paint loss. VG. Last is 4.75x6.75" "Your Credit Is Good/The Household" match striker made by Kaufmann & Strauss. Striker is holed at top and bottom as made. Scattered wear along edges and left bkg. of man. Fine.